So you’ve always wanted to play golf but no one’s invited you to join their game? Don’t worry. Everybody can and should enjoy this wonderful sport. Sure, golf can be expensive and hard to learn but if you know what you’re doing then you’re up for the time of your life!
“Hey, I’m 14 and love to golf but my driving is terrible…I mean terrible! I need help since I’m going golfing with my buddies tomorrow and I need some tips to help me drive longer and – what I want most – straighter. I am thinking about getting lessons soon but until then can you all help me?”
You may or may not be completely new to golf, but you always want to get better. To start with, gather as much information as you can about golf rules and etiquette, how to swing the golf club, how to select clubs, etc. Also, make sure you practice. A lot! You can’t expect to be very good at anything without practice. Armed with the knowledge and the experience you’ll be gaining, your golfing adventures will no doubt all be very positive. Mostly…
So, you’re just starting out in the great game of golf, you KNOW you’re going to be the next (insert favorite player’s name here) and you’re on your way to the pro-shop to get your first set of golf clubs. Before you get there and max out your credit card on the latest gear, here are a few things to think about.
First, remember that when Angus McGhee was batting home-made balls around the Scottish Highlands he did not need a collection of Titleist Vokey wedges and a Nike putter. And you don’t either. Not yet…
